How to Crochet a Solid Granny Square. A Very Easy video tutorial in US Terms. With this easy and detailed video tutorial, You will learn exactly how to crochet these fun solid granny squares, that you can put together into a beautiful retro style blanket, a bag, a sweater or something completely different. There are countless options for beautiful projects that you can make with these beautiful solid granny squares. The solid granny square is very easy to make, and the project is suitable for beginners. The pattern is crocheted in double crochet stitches, chains, and slip stitches. I will show all of these types of stitches slowly and in detail in this video so everyone can join. Come along and get inspired for your next creative project 🙂
For this tutorial I am using Drops Big Merino and a size 5,5 mm. crochet hook.
Instructions
- Make a slipknot and chain 5.
- Join the chain 5 with af slipstitch into the first chain. You now have a small circle ti work your stitches into.
- To start round 1. Chain 5. The chain 5 will count as a double crochet and a chain 2.
- Make 2 double crochet into the circle.
- Chain 2. Chain 2 will be the first corner in the square.
- Make 3 double crochet into the circle and chain 2.
- Repeat the last step 2 times, so You will have 4 sides of a square, and 4 corners.
- Make a slip stitch into the third of the chain 3, to end the first round.
- Make slip stitch into the chain 2 space.
- To start round 2. Chain 5. Chain 5 will count as a double crochet and a chain 2.
- Make 2 double crochet into the same chain 2 space.
- Make a double crochet in the next 3 stitches.
- Make 2 double crochet. Chain 2, and make 2 more double crochet into the same chain space. The chain 2 will be the corner of the square.
- Repeat the last 2 steps around, til you reach the last corner.
- In the last corner You already have what counts as 2 double crochet. You will therefore only need to make 2 more double crochet and chain 2.
- End the round with a slip stitch into the third of the chain 5 that you started with.
- From this point you will repeat the previous round, to make the square as large as you want. You will have 4 more stitches to work into, in the sides of the square for each round.
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